Hot tubs, Blow up dolls, Sex toys, Drugs, You name it.

Just kidding, but if I do again, only offer annualized returns, not fixed.I met up with the wholesaler and walked through the property with him before closing and he had told the owners that they had to clean out the house, but of course, they didn’t.The house has literally been a crack house for years until I purchased it. he owner used to have it as a rent house, and eventually gave it to their daughter to live in, who was unfortunately a drug addict and the place became trashed beyond belief. 

Serious pot holes, drugs, run down stores, etc.

To much gang and drug problems for me.

After a little digging, found the person (by then, long retired) who had many of these items stolen by her son to buy drugs.

@Warren StraleyThese are mostly drug houses that have been seized.

A large portion of the inner city population survives on government assistance and programs which, in my opinion, contributes to the higher levels of crime and drug activity in those areas, but we’ll leave that political topic for another discussion…As far as investing goes, I’ve been happy with the investments I’ve made. 

AND/ORA = higher endB = middle classC = working classD = drugs, bugs, thugs

This debate reminds me of the question, “which diet is best?”

What if a couple you are renting to have a baby or adopt some kids or their sister is on drugs and they have to house nieces/nephews - do you kick them out?